Flavor, performance, POD experiences? Which Pod (watt range) is the best? Experiences? I’ve naturally set my sights on the carbon fiber for myself after the Aspire CF Mods.
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Hi! My good friend bought an Oxva mod. He had a spare coil that he didn’t need anymore, so I tried it. Meanwhile, my UWELL Caliburn G5 was on its way. Honestly, the Oxva truly has much better flavor reproduction, but I can get the Caliburn much cheaper. So for me, that’s what I kept, but you can’t go wrong with the OXVA (I recall it had an anti-burn feature).
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Only its big brother is at home, (Vaperina prize) it performs well with 0.4-0.6 ohms.
Let’s say I’m more of a DL-RDL user.
A good dual-coil RDA is unmatched IMHO.
Edit: Oxva VPrime
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I am also on the RDL side, the 35-45 Watt range has become my favorite, and 70-80 Watts doesn’t appeal to me. It’s more than enough. Then maybe we’ll soon check out an OXVA, because flavor counts the most, and also a proper amount of cloud, which is already plenty good at 30-45 watts.
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No issues with the flavor or cloud production. My ‘negative’ for me is that the tank needs to be replaced with the coil. But, the French also sell them in pairs, cheaply. 
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I also have such a machine. It reproduces flavors very well. I used it with a 0.2 ohm coil at 45-50 watts. If you are considering something like this, I guarantee you will be happy with it. Not incidentally, the tank is also quite well-sized 
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I have been using the pro 2 dna version for almost a year now, and I am completely satisfied with it so far.
With a 0.8ohm coil, 11w, and minimal airflow, it delivers the MTL experience. The coil lasts approximately 3500-5000 puffs (it could probably last longer, but the flavor fades).
An extra plus point is that its battery charges very quickly.
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